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You are right, but I think you mis-interpreted Patrick's comment. I guess he is saying that you can probably have a great ROI for the time invested in testing a
by paraschopra 16y ago
You are right, but I think you mis-interpreted Patrick's comment. I guess he is saying that you can probably have a great ROI for the time invested in testing and optimization. Of course, this does not mean that you _always_ have to be doing testing and optimization.
- nadam 16y agoRight, companies can have a great ROI for the time invested in testing and optimization. That is right. I interpreted patio11's comment as it may be a good idea to shift into the online marketing contractor business instead of being a programmer. Which can be a good idea, I don't disagree, I am just not completely sure. (That's why I said it is a bit complicated.)
- patio11 16y agoI keep telling folks to describe themselves in terms of making companies metric truckloads of money as opposed to using the word "programmer", which is "cost center peon with anomalously high wages." This is one thing in the bag of tricks that would justify charging $BOATLOADS at one's next salary or contract negotiation. (A/B testing is certainly not the only thing with that desirable characteristic.)
- nadam 16y agoThis is a fair point.